10-30-2026, 07:53 AM
Season 1 is winding down, and there's one question on just about every player's mind: what happens to all that Gyldenblod The short answer is that it won't follow you into Season 2 as currency. Your stash, along with your Gyldenblod, becomes Contribution. That Contribution then turns into Leaves for the new Fateweaver Shop. If you've been looking at Mistfall Hunter Gyldenblood Money and wondering whether a bigger pile is worth it, the tiered conversion is the part to understand. Bigger piles still earn more Leaves, but the rate gets less generous as your Contribution climbs.
Why the Reset Works This Way
Mistfall Hunter is built around finding something valuable, then making it out with the goods. Let everyone keep every piece of gear forever, and those finds start to feel less exciting. The team's alternative would be to make drops scarcer or extraction tougher, neither of which sounds like much fun if you're just trying to get a few runs in after work. So the reset clears much of the stockpile while giving players something back. You're not losing every sign of progress, either. Your character, unlocks and several long-term rewards stay put.
Where Your Stash Goes
Here's the bit worth checking before you start rearranging your Warehouse. Not everything follows the same path, and the amount of Contribution you get depends on what you own.
AssetReset result
Gyldenblod and stored items
Converted into Contribution
Fate Coins and Soul Coins
Kept
Camp building levels
Reset with Contribution returned
Character progress
Kept
What Counts Toward Contribution
Echoes of Fate, all three Soul Cocoon types, Inventory and Warehouse contents, Combat Bags and Soulcatch Nets join Gyldenblod in the conversion. Pip's Pouches and Keychains have their activation time reset too. The first portion of Contribution gets the strongest Leaves rate; higher portions convert less efficiently. That narrows the gap between players with modest stashes and players sitting on mountains of gear. It doesn't mean extra assets become worthless. They still add Leaves. The exact tier thresholds and rates aren't specified in the information provided, though, so don't rely on a precise calculation from another player's estimate.
1. Check your own estimate on the Season Reset screen.
2. Keep the diminishing rate in mind before adding more to your stash.
The Progress That Stays
Your character won't be starting from scratch. Appearance, level, skills and talent points remain, along with outfits and other cosmetics. That makes the reset a lot less daunting.
Fate Coins, Soul Coins, Moonlight Nectar, Star Silver and Starsilver Spindles stay too. Your friends, core feature unlocks, Shop and Auction House remain available. The Collection Pedestal keeps its placed collectibles and upgrade progress, while the Watchtower keeps its level. Story tasks, contract reward unlocks and Pip's Gift progress also carry over. Contract Sigils become Faded Contract Sigils at a one-to-one rate. If the Slumbering Contract still has rewards you haven't redeemed, it stays available. For anyone close to finishing a story step or contract unlock, that's useful progress to keep working on.
Camp Buildings and Your Rank
Building levels reset, but they return Contribution based on their current levels. There's a welcome shortcut when you rebuild: rare materials already spent on those upgrades won't need to be spent again for the same levels. The Soulcatch Tree is changing form in Season 2 and will need new materials, though its nets keep their core purpose. Your starting Path of Glory tier also depends on where you finish Season 1. Lower tiers mostly retain their progress; higher tiers move closer to a shared starting point.
1. Check your building levels before the season ends.
2. Review your Path of Glory standing if rank matters to you.
Making the Most of the Remaining Time
There's no obvious reason to panic-sell your stash just because the reset is coming. Think about what you'll actually enjoy using now. A collectible placed on the retained Collection Pedestal may feel better than squeezing a little more Contribution out of an already huge pile. When Season 2 arrives, the Fateweaver Shop offers rare pouches, a collectible selection chest, nets, bags and Season 1 commemorative cosmetics. You can look at Mistfall Hunter Gyldenblod for sale, but check your in-game estimate first and remember that currency itself won't carry over.